New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
WEDDINGS

The Church OF St Francis Xayier in West Sixteenth,
st. the OF exceedingly pretty and largely
attended wedding yesterday morning. At IL o'clock
Miss Anoe Casey daughter Of the late Henry IT, Casey
q wef-known merchant OF this city was married TO
Colonel George Bliss The church brilliantly lighted
and tasteully decorated and although the invitations
restricted to relatives and few intimate friends,
the church filed lOng before the hour Of the cere-
mony with acquaintance Of both the bride and bride
groom. The bride travelling costume of some
gray material, with bonnet TO match. There
bridesmaids. The bridegroom appeared in frock coat
with light trousers and scarf The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. Father Frisbie OF Washington,
intimate friend OF Colonel Bliss and he assisted by
Church During the celebration of the mass the choir
under the direction Of Father Young sang Beat
Omnes composed and arranged for the occasion By Dr.
Klein and the party left the church to TIE strains OF
Rubnstein's Wedding March"
There no formal reception after the ceremony tho
bride and bridegroom going for small wedding break
fast Colonel Bliss hone in West Thirty nnthst, and
first visit sshngton. where Colonel Bliss has host of
social and political friends. large number of handsome
present from the bridegroom diamond necklace
containing sixteen gems with solitaire earrings to
Among the guests at the church were Mrs. f. s: Hg-
ar n nsv ;nsas bon enera anu Fnr s
Barlow Mr.. and Mrs Elhu Root, ex- Consul General
Mrs. Charles condert, Miss coudert Mrs Joseph Lent
ilhon Miss Lentilhon, Mr. and Mrs Jules Reynal. Ed
Morgan Miss Seward Miss Homer Porter, Mrs Legrand
benedict Mrs Augustus Field, Miss Beach, Miss Mary
Ray, Mr. and Mrs @. Ray Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop, Mrs.
Porter and q. W. White
There was pretty house wedding last evening at the
home OF the brides sister No Isl West Tenthst Miss
Sarah Lawnes married to Henry CortssOs OF The
Dramatic Netcs A large company OF friends of both
families and of Mr.. anu Mrs. George W. Fechter at
whose home the ceremony performed. attended the
reception The house was tastefuy decorated and an
orchestra furnished music during the evening
At St James's Church. Madison ave and seyenty-frst
ST.. May "a the Rev. George HeathcOte Hills, assist
minister OF the parish married 10 Carrie Louise
Pearson only daughter OF James b. Pearson Of this city,
The bride attended BY Miss Bessie Flagg, Of this
city, maid of honor. and BY two bridesmaids, Miss
Constance Hills OF Burlington ~ j., sister Of the bride
best man was John NJ Branard, of Auburn, n. Y. Tho
service performed by the Rev John bows Hills. OF
George Morgan Hills. DID, of Burlington. n. j. father
OF the groom reception followed at the house of the
brides parents, No. LOG Madisonave.
WASHINGTON. May % tSpecsab.-Miss Agnes Dolph
daughter of Senator Dolph. and Richard Nixon Of New
Orleans, married IN the Epiphany Church this
evening The rector tho Rev. DR. Geisy. read the
riage service at half past o'clock The church held
large company including foreign Ministers and families
Of Supreme Court Judges and OF Senators Ia tie
city The BRIDE who given away By her father,
In exquisite white toilet OF MORE silk draped with
duchesse lace full tdlle veil covered the figure and
fell over the sweeping Train OF the dress She
neither jewels flowers. but carried in her hand
white prayerbOok The bridegroom attended by mis-
"best man." James Allison. OF Kentucky. The six
bridesmaids Miss Foyd-Jones OF New-York, Miss
Means OF Ohio Miss Kelley and Miss Fearing OF Oregon
Mas Roberts, or Philadelphia, and Miss Scranton OF
Scranton Penn Miss OdeD~al cousin OF the bride, was
maldOf-honor. The grOomsinen were Chester Doiph
brother OF the BRIDE Jules Boeufe OF the French Lega
ton, Mr. Zachary, OF Georgia. William Hay wsri and
ID. Livingston. OF New-fork large reception was hsld
at senator Dolphs home on Lafayette square from TO
IL o'clock. In the meantime the bride and groom de-
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